Elif Naz YAKAR YETA, Necmettin YETA, İbrahim KILIÇ, Kıvanç KAMBUROĞLU

SANTRAL ODONTOJENİK FİBROMA- OLGU RAPORU

Santral odontojenik fibroma SOF neoplastik yapı ve fibröz stroma içine gömülen çeşitli miktarlarda inaktif görünümlü odontojenik epitelyum içeren, nadir görülen iyi huylu bir tümördür. Bu lezyon SOF kemik korteksinde ekspansiyon yaratan, iyi huylu, ağrısız, ve yavaş büyüyen bir tümördür. Radyolojik bulguları iyi sınırlı, uni veya multiloküler radyolusent içerikli, genellikle yuvarlak şekillidir. Bu özelliğinden dolayı kistlere ve çenenin diğer iyi huylu tümörlerine benzer. Karakteristik radyografik bulguları olmadığı için radyografik incelemelerde santral odontojenik fibromayı çenenin diğer lezyonlarından ayırmak zordur. Literatürde SOF’un konik ışınlı bilgisayarlı tomografi KIBT ile radyolojik açıdan ayrıntılı ve üç boyutlu olarak incelendiği vakalar sınırlı sayıdadır. Bu vaka raporunda 25 yaşında kadın hastada sol mandibular bölgede lokalize santral odontojenik fibromun klinik bulguları, radyolojik olarak üç boyutlu ve kesitsel konik ışınlı bilgisayarlı tomografi görüntüleri ,teşhis ve tedavisi anlatılacaktır.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

santral odontojenik fibroma, benign tümör, konik ışınlı bilgisayarlı tomografi

Central Odontogenic Fibroma- A Case Report

Central odontogenic fibroma COF is an uncommon benign neoplasm composed by varying amounts of inactive looking odontogenic epithelium embedded in a neoplastic mature and fibrous stroma.The lession COF is a benign, painless, slow-growing tumor associated with expansion of the bone cortex. The radiological findings of central odontogenic fibroma commonly include unior multilocular radiolucent area with a welldefined margin, which are similar to those of cysts and other benign tumors of the jawbone .Therefore, it is difficult to distinguish COF from these jawbone lessions on radiographs because of their noncharacteristic findings. To the best of our knowledge there are a few reports about the Cone Beam Computed Tomography CBCT findings of COF in the literature. This article presents a case of central odontogenic fibroma occuring in the left region of the mandible of a 25-year old female patient with the clinical findings, radiological invastigation with 3 dimensional and cross-sectional images of CBCT, diagnosis and treatment procedure

Keywords:

central odontogenic fibroma, benign tumour, cone beam computed tomography,

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